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tj_dragonbladeHah! He ate, finally, the stubborn little f*cker!
Still can't figure out his name - too spastic for a Homura, Ukoku/Kenyuu/Nii or Eclipse; too angry for an Ares, too sullen for a Panther, just...not an Aku - but at least he ate!
...if 'hakuryu' is 'white dragon', I wonder what 'black dragon' would be...?
Still can't figure out his name - too spastic for a Homura, Ukoku/Kenyuu/Nii or Eclipse; too angry for an Ares, too sullen for a Panther, just...not an Aku - but at least he ate!
...if 'hakuryu' is 'white dragon', I wonder what 'black dragon' would be...?
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Re: 'I always wanted to be a pedant but I didn't have the Latin'
Date: 2006-07-20 05:21 am (UTC)*wipes away tears of mirth*
And that reminds me, in turn, of the many many discussions I've had with my four-year-old son over a character named Kaori on this snowboarding game he likes to play. The announcer presents her as 'Kay-or-ee'. Which makes me twitch. But when I say the name (and I'm sure I still sound far too close to 'cow-ree'), he'll tell me 'No, mom, it's Kay-or-ee'. And I have to explain, time and again, that yes I understand that's what the game said but honey, the game is wrong.
Anyway. Thank you, again, for the tips and insights. ^_^